No hold bar?
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2016 6:35 am
If nothing were of limits, what is the dark fantasy that you would want to see or have come true involving sinking.
Please keep it board appropriate.
Please keep it board appropriate.
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Billie Bonce wrote:So far Duncan Edwards wins by a large margin
Okay, my contribution. I have a big castle on a high rock at the ocean shore. It's a medieval fantasy world, but my castle is full of Sci-Fi wonders borrowed (stolen) from another world. The surrounding swampy forests are full of tribes of aggressive Amazons and unfortunate elves, the latter being driven away from their traditional territories and into dangerous swamps where they spend days endlessly rescuing each other from quicksand. The Amazons are also not happy, but they have more harsh traditions - they believe that someone who got stuck in quicksand (swamp, mud) and can't get out, doesn't deserve to be rescued. In such cases they simply abandon the unfortunate victims, no matter if they are friends or enemies. Also, there are Royal Knights (armor-clad male soldiers) who force the Amazons and the elves to move further into the deadly swampland. Those knights normally drown in the swamps as soon as they are pushed in (the heavy armor pulls them down), but sometimes the Amazons may rescue one of them to play with him, or the elves try to rescue one of them just because they are kind-hearted, but they often fail (let's say, they simply are not capable to produce sufficient tractive effort).
Well, finally, they all look at my castle and try to seize it. A big mistake! Because the castle is surrounded by our defense systems, including tar-filled moat and a wide zone of remotely controlled dry quicksand. Those few who enter the castle (who actually were chosen to be allowed into the castle) find themselves in a maze of chambers with various types of traps (again, tar, oobleck, clay, dry quicksand, normal quicksand, add whatever you like to add to the list) from which they surely can never escape. Normally, the elves are being rescued pretty soon, and join the friendly team of maids, while the Amazons are rarely get tamed, so we enjoy their struggle, then extricate them and return them to their woods. We never let any of them die, though the extrication from the tar-filled moat is often challenging.